Provide direction and assistance to other organizational units regarding accounting and budgeting policies and procedures and efficient control and utilization of financial resources.

Lead staff training and development in budgeting and financial management areas.

Determine depreciation rates to apply to capitalized items and advise management on actions regarding the purchase, lease, or disposal of such items.

Keep supervisor informed as to changes in schedule.

Perform other duties as assigned.

Bay Clinic, Inc. is a nonprofit, 501(c)3 Federally Qualified Community Health Center. BCI supports a staff of 170, with 27 health care providers in 9 locations serving East Hawai'i. Please visit www.bayclinic.org for further information about the organization.

To view a detailed job description or apply for this position, download an employment application from www.bayclinic.org. Submit resume with application to bcijobs@bayclinic.org or fax to (808) 961-5678

Bay Clinic

Job Summary

The Director will effectively oversee the clinical operations of all Bay Clinic multiple site locations. The Director is also responsible for directing, supervising, and coordinating clinical staff at Bay Clinic multiple sites to provide quality, cost-effective care. The Director will work closely with the Medical Director, and with Bay Clinic financial management.

Essential Functions

Direct clinical operations of all eight Bay Clinic sites, including the mobile unit, ensuring high quality services are being delivered in the most effective way to the patients.

Hire, train, support and mentor the clinical managers at each location.

Maintain oversight of patented FTCA claims; organizes paperwork and is BCI organizational point person for any potential liability issues.

Be a part of a Care Coordination Team that actively manages assigned panel of chronic care patients (high acuity).

Communicate with supervisors concerning work schedule.

Perform other duties as assigned.

Bay Clinic, Inc. is a nonprofit, 501(c)3 Federally Qualified Community Health Center. BCI supports a staff of 170, with 27 health care providers in 9 locations serving East Hawai'i. Please visit www.bayclinic.org for further information about the organization.

To view a detailed job description or apply for this position, download an employment application from www.bayclinic.org. Submit resume with application to bcijobs@bayclinic.org or fax to (808) 961-5678

Waikiki Health

Waikiki Health is recruiting for a full-time Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The CEO is responsible for the overall operations of the health centers and social services programs, the creation and/or application of policies, providing support to the Board of Directors, and providing liaison between the Board and the Staff.

Minimum Qualifications:

Graduate from an accredited college or university with courses in health care delivery and business administration; Master’s degree preferred.

Minimum five years of experience in senior leadership capacity with community health centers, hospitals or other health care facilities

Ability to work effectively with other medical staff, patients and subordinates

Ability to meet and communicate effectively with Federal, State and local officials

Duties and Responsibilities:

The CEO assures compliance with all legal and policy requirements of HRSA and with other legal federal and state entities. Ensures that risk management, HIPAA, safety, and quality initiatives are developed, monitored and adhered to.

Communicates with board, operationalizes Board policies, prepares activity reports and works with Chief Financial Officer to prepare financial reports for monthly meetings of Board of Directors. Assists with interpretation of Federal, state and local rules and regulations.

Allocates resources and operates within available resources.

Reviews and approves required grant applications and budgets to ensure sound financial management and an optimum efficiency of operations.

Ensures diligent monitoring of all financial activity through the use of a system of responsible accounting methodologies, including budget and internal controls, and an annual independent audit.

Identifies and resolves problems and respond to opportunities.

Manages personnel and systems.

Is familiar with the job descriptions of all CHC health care personnel.

Maintains prescribed security controls to protect the center against criminal and fraudulent acts.

This overview is not a complete job description. Further details may be discussed during the interview process.

Waikiki Health provides a comprehensive set of benefits to our employees, including 100% premium paid employee health care, voluntary life insurance, generous retirement employer matching, paid holidays, paid time off, and more. We are currently looking for a compassionate and team-oriented individual to join our organization. If you are interested in improving health and quality of life for all in our island community, please send cover letter and resume to executiveapp@waikikihealth.org .

Waimanalo Health

Has primary responsibility for posting all insurance and patient payments into the NextGen EPM system ensuring charge components are reallocated to the appropriate payer(s) during the posting process and that patient liabilities and /or discounts are applied, managed and accounted for within EPM system. Reconciles

Two year certificate from college or technical school; or two years or more in a similar job capacity or

equivalent combination of education and experience.

Familiarity with the local healthcare industry trends and environment.

Familiarity with FQHC and FFS billing rules.

Experience with electronic medical billing systems including workflows and understanding of basic

library set up.

Ten key by touch.

Waimanalo Health is a community health center seeking dedicated, talented and team-oriented individuals to join its `ohana. We are dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people of Hawaii by providing easily accessible, quality primary health care services. We offer competitive wages, excellent benefits and a great working environment.

Waimanalo Health

The ‘Ulu Clinic Team Lead is responsible for coordinating the services of the ‘Ulu Clinic, ensuring the delivery of safe nursing care to patients and accurate exchange of information between providers, patients and clients. The ‘Ulu Clinic Team Lead ensures the stewardship of clinic resources and assists with scheduling of staff to meet the needs of the clinic and clients. Responsible for proactive panel management for the Providers within the clinic. Responsible for maintaining an environment that provides care and safety of patients and team members. Implements policies that support the effective and efficient operation of the clinic and makes recommendations for updates/changes/new policies and procedures. Demonstrate willingness to work in cooperation with and support of others. The ‘Ulu Clinic Team Lead routinely identifies and assists in performance and process improvement opportunities and actively participates in these initiatives; promotes and assists in development and deployment of patient satisfaction efforts. Must demonstrate working knowledge of the patient population and the physical ability to perform patient care. This position reports to the Clinical Director

QUALIFICATIONS

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Training in an accredited nursing program and state nursing license is required.

Basic Life Support certification is required.

Computer and medical office training or experience preferred.

Experience with Electronic Medical Records system is preferred.

Patient care training or experience required.

Familiarity with the communities to be served is preferred.

Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively with individuals, groups, and professionals in a culturally appropriate manner.

Demonstrated ability to work effectively as a member of a team.

Maintains strict confidentiality of all patients and employee information in compliance with HIPAA regulations.

Enforces clinic policies and procedures to ensure that the principles of Waimanalo Health Center are implemented.

Participates in customer service related issues.

Must have good communication, supervisory and organizational skills as well as a good understanding of patient and work flow processes.

Must have knowledge of Federal and State Reporting Requirements.

Must be able to work on Electronic Medical Records system.

Health care management experience preferred.

Waimanalo Health is a community health center seeking dedicated, talented and team-oriented individuals to join its `ohana. We are dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people of Hawaii by providing easily accessible, quality primary health care services. We offer competitive wages, excellent benefits and a great working environment.

Waimanalo Health

Waimanalo Health, a community health center located in majestic Waimanalo, is seeking a dedicated, talented and team-oriented CFO to join its`ohana (family) to support our mission and values.

SUMMARY

The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) coordinates business services including financial reporting, fiscal accountability (general accounting and patient accounting), budget preparation and control, statistics reporting and control, and other special management projects as assigned by the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). This position participates as a member of the Executive Team in planning, implementing, coordinating, and evaluating operations under the policies and procedures received from the Board of Directors and/or the CEO.

QUALIFICATIONS

Master’s Degree in Finance/Accounting from an accredited School of Business Administration.

Minimum five years of experience as a CFO with a least two years in middle management required.

The CFO will have a collaborative, inclusive leadership style and foster strong internal and external relationships, demonstrated good judgement and personal integrity; superior communication skills; resilience; energy; and commitment to the mission of Waimanalo Health Center.

Must be able to work cooperatively with multi-ethnic, multi-cultural staff and patient populations.

Starting salary commensurate with education, certification, and relevant financial and managerial experience. Waimanalo Health Center is dedicated to offering employees an exceptional work environment, and offers competitive salary and benefits.

Waimanalo Health

The Health Educator is responsible for providing and managing health education activities to youth/young adults enrolled with KIKM, their families, and the neighborhoods they reside in to promote wellness and healthy lifestyles. The Health Educator will use appropriate strategies and methods to facilitate health promotion and disease prevention. In addition, this position will serve as a resource in identifying the health educational needs of youth/young adults and their families.

EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE

Bachelor’s degree in health education or health promotion from an accredited institution.

Master’s degree in health education from an accredited institution preferred.

Certificate of Health Education Specialist (CHES) preferred but not required.

Two years or more experience in health education.

Strong written and verbal communication and interpersonal skills; ability to resolve problems and prepare written reports in a professional manner.

Must maintain a professional appearance and maintain willingness to serve the public.

Must have the ability to work with diverse cultures.

Must adhere to policies and procedures.

Ability to use MS office and other standard office equipment.

Able to be flexible, cope with stressful situations in a calm and deliberate manner.

Self-motivated and requires minimal supervision.

Waimanalo Health is a community health center seeking dedicated, talented and team-oriented individuals to join its `ohana. We are dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people of Hawaii by providing easily accessible, quality primary health care services. We offer competitive wages, excellent benefits and a great working environment.

Waimanalo Health

The provider would be covering for staff Family Medicine providers who are on vacation, on medical leave, or who call out sick. Hours are dependent on coverage needs. The primary responsibility will be to provide patient care in a holistic and culturally sensitive manner, following the latest clinical guidelines and evidence based medicine, in a team-based, patient-centered approach. We are looking for a physician who can do the full scope of family medicine including adult health, pediatric health, and women’s health.

QUALIFICATIONS

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Basic Life Support for the Health Care Provider certification is required.

Tuberculosis clearance is required prior to start of employment.

Proof of Hepatitis B immunization is required prior to start of employment.

Experience with Electronic Medical Records system is preferred. Will be required to work on Electronic Medical Records system. Use of email is required.

Familiarity with the communities to be served is preferred.

Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively with individuals, groups, and professionals in a culturally appropriate manner.

Demonstrated ability to work effectively as a member of a team.

Maintains strict confidentiality of all patients and employee information in compliance with HIPAA regulations.

Enforces clinic policies and procedures to ensure that the principles of Waimanalo Health Center are implemented.

Must have good communication, supervisory and organizational skills as well as a good understanding of patient and work flow processes.

EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE

For Physicians: Graduation from an accredited medical school and completion of residency in the United States required. Board certification is required.

For Nurse Practitioners: Training in an accredited nursing program and state nursing license is required. Valid Hawaii RN license and Hawaii APRN-RX license required.

Waimanalo Health is a community health center seeking dedicated, talented and team-oriented individuals to join its `ohana. We are dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people of Hawaii by providing easily accessible, quality primary health care services. We offer competitive wages, excellent benefits and a great working environment.

AlohaCare

AlohaCare is actively seeking a Talent Development Manager who will be partnering with the Human Resources team and business leaders to drive talent management and leadership development strategies, tools and processes in the disciplines of talent assessment, competency identification, development planning, succession planning, training and coaching to develop leaders to meet the current/future business needs of the company. This role will establish measurements to assess the effectiveness of existing learning/development programs while simultaneously developing comprehensive training/mentoring processes that focus on improving capabilities and strengthening the skill set of the existing workforce.

Kokua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Services

Position available for a Full-time Behavioral Health Provider (Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner or Clinical Psychologist or Licensed Clinical Social Worker). Responsible for evaluation and assessment for behavioral health conditions including depression, anxiety, psychotic disorders, and alcohol and substance abuse, providing treatment, therapy and appropriate referral services for clients.

Valid Hawaii Licensure for APRN Rx, or Clinical Psychologist, or Clinical Social Work required.

Kokua Kalihi Valley (KKV) is a non-profit Community Health Center that was founded in 1972 with the mission to promote health, reconciliation and the alleviation of suffering in Kalihi Valley. Voted one of the Best Places to Work in 2011, 2012 and 2013, KKV provides a comprehensive array of health care and social services to Kalihi Valley’s predominantly low-income, Asian and Pacific Islander immigrant population. Our 200 diverse staff work together toward the vision of a healthy community in which neighbors help to heal neighbors, and individuals see themselves as part of a larger whole, connected to each other, to their culture and to their shared land. To learn more about KKV please visit http://www.kkv.net.

Kokua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Services

Responsible for securing financial resources for Kokua Kalihi Valley (KKV) and for developing written materials that represent KKV’s vision and mission.

Essential duties: Monitoring needs across the organization and assisting with program, organizational, and capital planning in alignment with KKV’s mission; maintaining existing funding sources and cultivating new and appropriate sources (public and private); developing written materials representing KKV, including grant proposals, annual reports, newsletters and brochures; helping to articulate the history, story, and services of KKV.

Qualifications: Candidates must demonstrate excellent writing capabilities, experience planning and implementing community-based programs, the ability to work with a multi-cultural staff, and the ability to conceptualize and synthesize heterogeneous sources of information into coherent proposals. Bachelor’s degree in related field required, Master’s degree preferred.

Kokua Kalihi Valley (KKV) is a non-profit Community Health Center that was founded in 1972 with the mission to promote health, reconciliation and the alleviation of suffering in Kalihi Valley. Voted one of the Best Places to Work in 2011, 2012 and 2013, KKV provides a comprehensive array of health care and social services to Kalihi Valley’s predominantly low-income, Asian and Pacific Islander immigrant population. Our 200 diverse staff work together toward the vision of a healthy community in which neighbors help to heal neighbors, and individuals see themselves as part of a larger whole, connected to each other, to their culture and to their shared land. To learn more about KKV please visit http://www.kkv.net.

Kokua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Services

Responsible for overseeing a team of grantwriters charged with identifying, writing, and securing grants and other resources for innovative community and clinical programs administered by Kokua Kalihi Valley, a Federally-Qualified Community Health Center in urban Honolulu. This is an opportunity to work with cutting edge social and clinical programs, services, and staff including a 100 acre nature and cultural preserve (Ho’oulu Aina), a community food hub (Roots), a popular education program, myriad youth and elder programs, and creative clinical services. This is a challenging position in a highly supportive and collaborative working environment. KKV administers more than 50 grants and secures $6 million plus in annual grant funding.

Essential duties: Tracking funding cycles across the organization to ensure sustainability; assisting with program, organizational, and capital planning in alignment with KKV’s strategic priorities; maintaining existing funding sources and cultivating new and appropriate sources, primarily through developing grant proposals; assisting with the implementation of new projects as needed, including staff development and program evaluation; promoting integration across departments and excitement around KKV’s mission.

Qualifications: Candidates must demonstrate excellent writing capabilities and interpersonal communication skills, strong attention to detail and ability to prioritize, the ability to work with a multi-cultural staff, and the ability to conceptualize and synthesize heterogeneous sources of information into coherent proposals. Candidates should have prior experience in fund development and/or program management; supervisory experience a plus. Bachelor’s degree in related field required, and Master’s degree preferred.

Kokua Kalihi Valley (KKV) is a non-profit Community Health Center that was founded in 1972 with the mission to promote health, reconciliation and the alleviation of suffering in Kalihi Valley. Voted one of the Best Places to Work in 2011, 2012 and 2013, KKV provides a comprehensive array of health care and social services to Kalihi Valley’s predominantly low-income, Asian and Pacific Islander immigrant population. Our 200 diverse staff work together toward the vision of a healthy community in which neighbors help to heal neighbors, and individuals see themselves as part of a larger whole, connected to each other, to their culture and to their shared land. To learn more about KKV please visit http://www.kkv.net.

Hawaii Primary Care Association

The IT Program Specialist facilitates the Health IT projects for the Hawaii Health Center Controlled Network (HiHCCN) program. They also provide IT support to HPCA staff and are the liaison between the contracted Network Systems Administrator.

Essential Duties:

Under the direction of the HiHCCN Director:

Implements day to day program activities and works closely with team in fulfilling the HiHCCN strategies and activities.

Provides programmatic and technical support for the HiHCCN grant including, but not limited to, planning and implementing grant strategies and activities, providing training and technical assistance, coordinating related activities, and monitoring progress.

Develops reports, presentations, and graphs for presentation of data and other information to technical and lay audiences to facilitate implementation of Quality Initiatives.

Assists health centers with EHR Optimization and Population Management tools.

Collaborates with other TTA members for training and technical assistance and assists other HPCA teams as needed.

Effectively represents HPCA in a wide variety of settings

Other duties as assigned.

Under the direction of the Chief Operating Officer:

Provides user support (helpdesk) and resolution of technical problems to HPCA staff.

On an as needed basis, provides technical assistance to HPCA staff in the design, development, and on-going technical operations of their programs and projects.

Coordinates with contracted Network Systems Administrator.

Assists in coordinating special projects with HPCA staff.

Assumes the role of Security Officer for HPCA.

Education:

Bachelor’s degree from a four-year college or university experience in information technology related field. Three years of experience working in a health information technology field may be substituted for degree.

Experience:

At least two years’ experience in public health, health promotion or program coordination.

Molokai Community Health Center

The Dental Director provides leadership in all areas relating to the dental operations at Molokai Community Health Center (MCHC). The Director is responsible for recommending and implementing dental policies and procedures; providing dental services and education to the people of Molokai; supervising the dental staff; ensuring continuous quality improvement in dental care; representing MOHC at organizations concerned with dental care to the underserved; and act as an integral part of the management team of the health center.

EDUCATION/QUALIFICATIONS:

DDS Degree from an accredited school of Dentistry

Current Hawaii dental license

Must be Board certified or Board Eligible

At least one year of experience in the practice of dentistry beyond dental school

Malama I Ke Ola Health Center (Community Clinic of Maui)

The Addictions Counselor (CSAC, LSW or LCSW) is a vital member of the Integrated Care Team and works closely with the Primary Care Department to receive warm handoffs of patients with problematic substance use and addiction, as well as coordinates ongoing care.

This position is primarily responsible for screening and evaluating patients to identify any signs or symptoms of substance use disorders to determine if the patient is eligible for admission to CCM’s outpatient treatment program within the primary care setting in accordance with the applicable professional and ethical standards. If an LCSW is hired, the position may be responsible for providing clinical supervision for other staff members completing their LCSW training/certification.

The successful candidate must have a bachelor’s degree or higher, be either a Licensed Clinical Social worker or Licensed Social Worker, with an emphasis in problematic substance use and addiction treatment with a CSAC or CSAC in the process, and verifiable 3 years related work experience. The ideal candidate will currently reside on Maui or relocate to Maui within 6 to 8 weeks upon acceptance of the offer and have excellent interpersonal skills with true Aloha serving a diverse population. Full-Time, Exempt position reports to the Integrated Care Director in our Wailuku location.

Interested candidates can find more details on essential duties and functions, or apply through the Job Opportunities link at http://ccmaui.org/

AlohaCare

AlohaCare is actively seeking a Human Resources Director to provide leadership in developing and executing HR strategy in support of the overall business plan and strategic direction of the organization specifically in the areas of talent management, change management, organizational development and culture building, performance management, training and development, and compensation. Develops policy and directs HR operational activities in the areas of employment, employee relations, benefits, and employee services by performing the following duties. Serves as an Executive Council member.